Gordon Phillips | Ole Zeek

Artist: Gordon Phillips | 1927-2011 Title: Ole Zeek Inscribed base: Gordon Phillips © 77 8/40 Medium: Bronze Dimensions: 11 1/2 by 6 by 7 inches

Gordon Phillips (1927-2011) Untitled (Mountain Men) Late 20th Century. The depiction of Mountain Men and an Indian scout on the American frontier is signed lower left front. Gordon Phillips is known a

Gordon Phillips (American, b. 1927) General Lee and General Longstreet Crossing the Potomac River in 1862 Oil on Masonite 9-3/4 x 9-3/4 inches (24.8 x 24&per

Artist: Gordon Phillips | 1927-2011 Title: On New Ground Signed l/r: Gordon Phillips © Media: Oil on panel Dimensions: 18 by 24 inches Condition: Very Good Condition details: This painting is in very

Lot 187 Gordon Phillips American (1927-2011) Group, four (4) sketches of cowboys with lassos graphite on paper each signed largest: 11 1/8 x 14 inches mat: 13 1/2 x 15 1/4 inches Provenance: From a N

Lot 188 Gordon Phillips American (1927-2011) Group, four (4) cowboy sketches graphite on paper each signed largest: 14 1/8 x 13 inches Provenance: From a New York Collection

GORDON PHILLIPS Stagecoach Figural Pewter Sculpture. "The Holdup of the Overland Stage" Highly detailed figural pewter sculpture of four bandits robbing overland stagecoach. Metal plaque. Signed with

Gordon Phillips (1927-2011): Horse with Rider Bronze, 1981, signed 'Gordon Phillips', dated and numbered 2/25 at bottom. 13 x 13 x 5 1/2 in. Works from the Collection of Dick Polich and the Polich Tal

Two Western lithographs including a work by G. Harvey and Gordon Phillips G. Harvey '(Gerald Harvey Jones, AM, 1933-2017), titled 'Wind River Range' signed and numbered 460/1250 lower right. The piece

Gordon Phillips (American, b 1927), "The Holdup of the Overland Stage", highly detailed figural pewter sculpture of bandits robbing overland stagecoach, mounted on wood base, initials "GP /750", 25-3/

titled The Hold Up of the Overland Stage, created especially for Dr. Ronald H. Elser Senior, 25 inches long by 8 inches wide by 6 inches tall, Limited Edition 675 of 750, initialed GP. Provenance: Fro

Jack Silverman THIRD PHASE NAVAJO CHIEF BLANKET, 1982, color screenprint, signed and numbered 27/100 in pencil, sheet 29 ½ x 41”, Plexiglas box frame 32 ½ x 43 ½”; Gordon Ph

Edition number 122 / 490. Overall with frame 28" high x 36" wide.

Gordon Phillips Diameter 8 inches (American, 1927-2011) Mountain Man, 1972, sterling silver dish in commemorative box

FRANKLIN MINT Gold Medal Portfolio of Western Art. JOE RUIZ GRANDEE. RAY SWANSON. GORDON PHILLIPS. 6 prints with artist bios Dimensions: H: 25 inches: W: 35 inches: D: 2 inches ---

Colorful serial numbered lithograph, "Horse Tender" by Gordon Phillips 1980. Limited to 490 prints of which this is #336. Signed in pencil at lower right. In original folio as published by Triton Pres

2 Gordon Phillips Signed Lithographs, one titled 'Mosby's Scouts' #51/500, the other 'Before the Raid' #51/500, both signed lower right, includes Certificate of Authenticity; used condition, wear/worn

Edition number 122 / 490. Overall with frame 28" high x 36" wide.

Before the Raid (Civil War) Gordon Phillips. Signed and numbered 88/500in pencil by artist. Title: "Before the Raid "(Civil War). Medium: Print. Signature: SLL. Artist: Gordon Phillips. Framed.

limited edition, comprising "Horizons West" by Richard Baldwin, 1972, 407 grams; "Mountain Man" by Gordon Phillips, 1972, 364 grams; "Prospector" by Gus Shafer, 1973, 347 grams; and Plains Hunter by J

Six Franklin Mint Sterling Silver Plates. Comprising Mountain Man by Gordon Phillips, Prospector by Gus Shafer, Audubon society Ruffled Grouse, 1972 Thanksgiving, the Resurrection by Evangelo Frudakis

Cowboy astride a horse, signed, dated, numbered and with copyright symbol and artist's device on the base: Gordon Phillips / '81 / 3/25, bronze with brown patina, 13'' H x 12'' W x 6'' D, est: $800/12

Gordon Dale Phillips (American 1927- )- ''Line Camp''- acrylic oil on panel, 1967, signed Gordon Phillips 67 lower right, framed. 14 x 19'' Provenance: Columbus, OH estate Kennedy Galleries, New York,

Two works: ''Throwing a Rope'' and ''Sketch of Pete'', cowboys on horseback, each: signed lower right: Gordon Phillips, titled on a gallery label affixed verso, each: pencil on paper under Plexiglas,